The Bobby Bones Show - WEDS PT 2: We Unpack Even MORE Of Lunchbox On 'The Price Is Right'!

Episode Date: April 1, 2026

Such a fun day as we continue unpacking Lunchbox’s experience on The Price Is Right. We talked with Maryland, a fellow contestant who appeared on the show alongside Lunchbox. She shared her perspective on the experience, including how she impressed the producers and how she assisted Lunchbox during his time on contestant’s row. However, she also had a bone to pick with him about a lie he was spreading about her.  We also talked about a country couple having their first baby. There was also some show drama between Eddie and Morgan. We get into it and Eddie gets really offended. You have to experience this total meltdown with us!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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So the last couple. couple days. We talked about Lunchbox being on Prices Right. If you're listening to this, or you're watching on YouTube, you knew about it before everybody else did. So we appreciate you guys being a podcast listener. You found out literally when we found out. So that being said, still a bunch to unpack. I think one of the heroes from the show was Marilyn who, she said she was 80. She's 80 years old. Okay. I have her on the phone. Oh, what a! Hey, Marilyn. Yeah. Lunchbox says you're 80. You know, have him show, go look on his phone and he'll show you a picture me.

I am not 80. And he better apologize. How old is he? How old is he? How old are you? I'm sorry. How old is he? How old are you?

68. Okay. 68? Dude, we're not 80. No, she told me 80. Marilyn? Bullshit, I told him. Oh, am I on the air?

You're okay. You're okay. Okay. I really, Marilyn, I thought you told me you were 80. I had my daughter sitting next to me. How old do you think I had her when I was 50? That's a good point. Oh, maybe your mother was 80 when she met Bob?

Yes. Oh, that's, okay. See? Yes. I apologize. I had the T-shirt that on the back of my T-shirt said, I saw Bob in 2005, and then on the front of my shirt that I'm seeing Drew in 2025.

because we brought my mother all the way from the East Coast. She was very old, but she used to watch the show every day. She couldn't go anywhere at 11 o'clock. So, you know, myself, my sister, and, you know, my daughter, we brought her there. She sat in the middle row, in second row, right in the middle. She was seen on every scene. So she was just proud that she got on TV. So she said to me, when you go back, you got to go, when you go back to see your daughter,

you've got to go back there. and I literally had my mother's pearls on and I could feel my mother's presence and I think that's how I got on my mother got me on okay are you from the Northeast I can hear your accent coming to I like the accent where are you from

I'm originally from Worcester Mass so we have no ours got it where do you live now I live in Rhode Island can I ask you questions about your experience on Price's Right yep go ahead like what okay see this is why I like it Right down to business. So you flew over.

How many shows did you sit in before you got called on? Every time I visited my daughter, I had to go to the price right. So this was the third time. So third time was a charm. And you didn't get on the first two. Did you think the third one you might get on or were you just going for fun? I was going just like lunchbox was. I'm a very crazy eccentric person.

I am 68 years. old, but you can ask Lunchbox in the back room when we started dancing, I was dirty dancing. Okay. He was just sitting in his chair dancing by himself. He didn't join.

And actually, I clung on to Lunchbox when I first saw him. He doesn't know that. You remember that? You clung on to me? Yeah, because when you came in with a tuxedo, Taniqua, who is the one who won the showcase, I went to her and I said, what the hell is this guy doing in a tuxedo? She goes, oh, they bring

moles in here. I said, what do you mean moles? She said, oh, they bring people here to see who's loud and obnoxious, and that way they pick you. So I looked at my daughter who is embarrassed as all hell. And I said, Stephanie, honey, nobody knows me out here. I'm going to act like a total, you know what. And it doesn't matter because I'm not going to see these people again. She's like, oh, my God. And sure enough, as soon as I say, you. saw lunchbox, I said, oh, I'm clicking to him because I knew he was crazy. So you thought, though, he might have been somebody

from the inside, though. Right. It wasn't until I started dancing in the room that we were dancing in. One of the people said, oh, that's a producer over there, and he's looking at you. Well, of course, when he started looking at me, I was dancing. I was twerking. I mean, I'm

68, and I can do that. I was like, it wasn't until he got a boner than I knew he didn't work for the show. Okay. So, Marilyn, whenever lunchbox got called down, how did you feel? Were you excited for him or were you jealous it wasn't you? Oh, no. I was so thrilled to death.

The problem was, is he jumped on my 68-year-old bones and I thought I was going to fall flat on my ass. Oh, he fell on you? Like, he landed on you? He jumped on me. Just like if you noticed, when he finally got called out on stage, he jumped on everybody else. as he was going. He did that to me. He didn't realize that. My daughter's like, Ma, oh my God, she almost killed you. I said, yeah. But, you know, it was all good fun. It was just, and that's what I liked about. I call him Daniel. You can call him lunchbox. But, I mean, that's what I like about.

Let's call him Daniel. The rest of this. We agree, Maryland. So when Daniel's down there and he keeps missing, are you, and they eventually call your name. How exciting was it to hear your name finally? Well, it was, but when they went to intermission, I yelled at Daniel. I said, Daniel, why don't you look at us for prices? Why don't you look at us? Well, I don't know. I don't know. I said, well, look at us next time.

And then, sure enough, next time I got on stage. So he couldn't look at you anymore. Well, no, because I was bidding for myself. He was bidding for himself, yeah. When he won $1 do you, how did you feel? I didn't care. But before I came. came to, I booked my tickets to come out there in March for October. And I forced my husband to

watch the prices right every day. So I could look at, you know, see what the prices are. And he hated when people bid $1 over. Hated it. And he would cost the TV. And I'm like, will you knock it off? I mean, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, play it. Now I hate those people. And when, when, um, when, um, um, um, um, um, um, um, um, um, um, um, Daniel ever did it. When we got, after we got on stage, they sit us in a separate area. I turned a look at him. I said, my husband is going to cuss you up and down.

And I had a watch. I had a watch party, okay, at a hotel, okay, here in Newport, Rhode Island. And he cussed the hell out of him, and we all laughed our asses off. It was so funny. It was so funny. What game did you play, Marilyn, when you got up there? To win a new car. Which I needed.

So, what was the game? Because she got up, right, right after you? Yeah, it's called That's Too Much. It was like they had a bunch of prices and they would keep going, keep going. And once it got past the price of the car, Maryland was supposed to stop. But she went too far. Where were you while she was playing? Because she played after you.

Where do you go after you? I'm in the crowd, but off to the side where no one will see me. The camera won't see me. Big Star, you don't want to get back in there. Well, they don't want to show you. They don't get back in the riffraff anyway. Yeah, yeah, yeah. So then it's time to do the will, and you and Maryland are both up on the wheel.

Yeah. Where does Maryland throw first or second? First. Marilyn, how did you feel going up on that wheel? Well, like Daniel said, I was nervous because I saw so many old people, you know, falling. And I have a bad shoulder. I just had surgery on my shoulder. So I was nervous, but I did it and I got 80.

So I was thrilled. I figured, oh, I got this in the bag. Then the second person gets 80, yeah. And she gets 80. and then Daniel, that son of a... You can say it. Let it rip, Marilyn. Let it rip. Son of a bitch! Yeah.

You got it. I know. It was, you know what? Daniel, I would go back again with you and I'd do it all over again. We had the crowd, it's amazing how many people that you meet there and how, I mean, the day before is when we could actually talk to people. and everybody that I had phone numbers of text me and I would text them and we would call back and forth

and we just came, it was just so nice like Daniel, remember Lisa from the kidney dialysis. Yeah, the one in the pink shirts and the crowns and they were all dressed up, yeah. Yeah, her and I really got close. Well, I couldn't believe this, but on Valentine's Day,

all of a sudden I get these flowers and I'm like, my husband's not giving me flowers. Who's giving me flowers? It was from Lisa. And it said, happy Galentine's Day. I put, this is the closeness that we get to. You know, like, Daniel, you're going to be a friend forever. Tell your wife not to get jealous.

I could be your mother. Okay. So we're all set with that. Well, how old he thought you were to be a drama. That's true. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.

Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Daniel, you got to show a picture of me. Okay, and you tell them whether I look like a grandma or not. I will pull up a picture of you. I got

the story confused. I got your mother's 80-year-old pro. Oh, I see her. Yeah. What do you see? 45, max. Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. Yeah. Oh, looking good. What a hottie. Yeah, I got a car. Yeah, I got to go out to Tennessee anyhow. I want to

come on your show. I want to sit right next to lunchbox and I want to have a blast with him. The problem with sitting next to him is he's always sick, but you're welcome to come by the studio at any point. You know what? I've been in the medical field for 44 years, so I'll take care of them. If you want to come to visit the studio, we would love to have you. So we have your number.

Somebody give Marilyn their number, and if you come to Nashville, we'd love to have you in studio, Marilyn. I would love to. And it was nice talking to everybody. And lunchbox, I love you to death. It was a blast. Tell Lisa, I said hello. Tell the girls I said hello. tell your husband that we are now friends that he doesn't have to hate me forever.

That's Lisa right there. Yeah, that's it. All righty guys, thank you for having me on your show. Bye, Marilyn. Bye-bye. That's cool. 68, man. She ain't going to hear this on podcast.

She's going to listen. She might. She looks like 68. That's my fault. That's my fault. She does not look 80 at all whatsoever. I didn't think. so either. That's why I was impressed that she can move

as well as she could for 80. And that was my bad. I got the confused with, she said my grandma's who was, my mom who was 80, these are her pearls. And I heard 80 and I just attached 80 to her. I get that. Got it. But yeah, we still text. Me and her text.

Bam, bam. What's up? Excellent. Let's see. Let me talk to Jara real quick about this. This is Tallahassee. Can you put her on, please? Hey, is it Jara? Yes. You are on the show. What's going on? Morning studio.

Morning. Okay, Bobby, I have a question for you. So a few weeks ago, right, whenever you started having your suspicions that lunchbox did get on the price is right, you asked him and lunchbox said NLR. Did he? Did I ever call? I don't think I would have called that. Nope. Wrong. I remember hearing that. Okay. You hear what you want to hear.

Because I guarantee it. I'm on your side. Okay. I'm just making sure. No, I'm just telling you. you. Well, there's no side to be on, Jarrah. How are you on a side? We're not debating anything. I believe. Just because lunche is always my favorite. Okay. So hold on. I, too recall, I'm not saying it was regarding prices right at all, but I do think we talked about NLR at some point, sort of recently. I would have never put him in that place in case he was, again, in my mind, this is going to be a big

bit regardless. That's why you didn't ask about Papua New Guinea. Yes. And if he didn't get on, I'd and building up going, I think he's going to get on, and then it's another, at least we're coming back and revisiting it, like building up to it and then, oh, he didn't get on. Like, in my mind, it's always a segment that's going to pay off. If he got on A plus, if he didn't get on B plus, because it gave us a bunch of content. Right. So I really don't feel like I would have said NLR to Lunchbox on that question specifically. I agree.

I just think maybe there's confusion as like, were we talking about something else and you heard an LR? Because I even thought that something similar the other day when I was thinking about Price is right and Bobby's saying maybe I mean you know sometimes things just pop into your head and I was like did they NLR that what I never asked him I know but I do think we NLR'd something recently and we were trying to guess what it stands for and you know someone even said no lie really I remember right so I just think because it was talked about recently that maybe it's being tied into that lunch bucks did I ask you NLR about prices right no okay I don't think I did and I think he'd had a

tough decision to make. Oh, yeah. Or he'd have had to hit me at the exact time on the side and go like, I'm lying to you right now because we have a firm rule that we cannot lie during that regardless. So I did not ask him. I don't feel like, you give me a clip. I'd be like, dang, hand up, I was wrong. But I don't feel like I would have done that because I just wanted the segment to pay itself off wonderfully either way. No, if he would ask that, I'd have just got emotional and just change the subject. Started crying, peeing, pooping, everything's going wrong with the body. You know, anything. Jara, appreciate the call.

I do understand where there can be some confusion there. But please find the clip. I'd love for you to find it and play it. My next question also, I slightly remember you telling lunchbox that if he shouted out the Bobby Bone Show, if you were to get on the prices right, that you would give him money. That is true. Now, that is an accurate statement. Well, okay, then, how much?

No. I do remember something like that, but how much money? We actually have the clip. Wow. Let's go. He can pay me back. Relax, Amy. Hey, calm down.

All right, hit it. I will make anybody a deal on this show that works for this show. If you can get on a game show and you shout out to Bobby Bone Show, I'll give you a thousand bucks. Whoa. In cash. So anybody, you can apply. As long as it's like a real game show, it's not like local, you know, throw the cup in the, you know, the ball in the cup type thing. Like a real game show.

Yeah, you get on a real game show, game show network, whatever. I'll give you a thousand bucks if you get on and say Bobby Blondeau. on here. So I plan to give him his money. Amazing. Just like he gives us our money. Oh, right. On time. A little here, a little there. We'll kick the can a little bit. You'll be like, ah, shoot. I forgot it. I got a little bit of it. I got hacked. How about 100?

There's a hundred of it today. That's pretty cool, man. Have 200. Well, how much do you have there? You know, make it three. Make it four. Make it four. Make it five.

Make it five. $500. I don't want to do to him fully what he does, does. How about that? Oh, no, no more. No more. I brought that. I grabbed that this morning.

I knew I had said that. What, do you have a little bank at home? Oh, man. Or did you grab it from the ATM? There's ATMs, Amy. Don't worry about me. I know, but I feel like. He probably has a drawer.

But hey, that's your money. I know. I'll let him enjoy it for a minute. What do you mean her money because of the... She wants your money back from the robin. He owes me over $2,000. Let's talk about $2,000. Let's not make this about Amy.

And Amy, you want to cash money, right? He can pay you $500 right now and just get that part over with. No, I'll let him enjoy it. He needs... Look how happy he is. Man. But that's not money that he was expecting today. No, I wasn't expecting that today.

That's like a little, like, how do I say it? dropping the like happy bucket. You're a cherry on top? That sounds dirty. Happy bucket. Happy bucket follows a glory hole. What? I mean, what's a happy bucket? What comes from the glory hole?

What? That's funny. Happy buckets gross. Okay. Okay. Marilyn was awesome. Yes, she was. Lunchbox got half paid.

Yeah. Now Amy might get paid. No, I'm going to get paid, but we just don't know when. You don't know that. Don't be so sure. Don't be so sure. No, no, no, no. Bobby, you will not let this slide. I'm not letting it slide, but I've tried to squeeze money out of him for years.

And why is Bobby in charge here? I'm not in charge. I got my money already. It's between you and lunchbox, Amy? Yeah, but Bobby's got my back. No. Okay. Let's go around the room.

Amy, would you like to go first? Sure. Go ahead. Chick-fil-A is offering free ice cream if families ditch phones at the the table to push unplugged moments. We can do that easily.

And you know what? Is it soft serve? I guess however that, yeah, they do ice cream and like a cone. Hopefully the machine doesn't make. Also, let me just say, a lot of times we go through the drive-thru

and just take it home and kind of continue on with their day. Well, the other day my son was like, can we please go in and sit down? I mean, we happen to be at Chick-fil-A. He's like, I don't know what it was, but he just like really wanted to go in and sit down. And it was packed in there.

But we were just two people, so some two tops were available. And we went and we sat down and we had great conversation. And it ended up being like, I think, a better meal than if we had taken it to go and just gone home and done whatever. And I'm glad that he pushed for that and that I leaned in. I was like, okay, fine, yeah, we'll park the car and we'll go in. Because we had a nice little moment. I can't say that our phones were fully away. But.

Did they have a sign up that said that? I just saw this in the news this morning, but it did make me think of just, you know, I have no idea why he had the desire to go in and sit down. But I don't know, just something like maybe that was kids kind of like that moment. And as a parent, I leaned into what he wanted instead of just my usual, like, no, we're going through the drive-thru

and we're going to go home. Because I was tired and I wanted to go home. And I feel like, yeah, when you're going through fast food anyway like that, you are in a hurry, you are in a moment. You're trying to just get somewhere or get home. And we paused and we went inside and we had a nice time. I will say, though, on the defense of people using their phones, restaurants, whatever, when you have a bunch of kids, that iPad or a phone is a lifesaver for everyone in the restaurant.

Because if you have four boys that don't have any devices, it's chaotic. And they will start fighting or they'll start throwing stuff. So sometimes that phone helps everyone out in that restaurant. Well, yeah, you just won't get the free ice cream. Right. But. It sounds like they're promoting like, hey, let's unplug everyone, but sometimes we need to plug. Yeah, I hear you, buddy.

Sometimes we need a little screen time. Right. Is this every chick-fil-a? I think it's just one. Okay, because I see that chick-fil-a. Oh, is it just the Maryland location? Oh, my bad. So if you're in Maryland, which we do have listeners in Maryland.

But it is click, maybe, because they do make the article seem like every chick-fil-A. But then when you read it, it's like this one location in Maryland. Maybe it becomes a bigger story from this, and all chick-fil-aes do it on like a Thursday or something. Maybe. Yeah. Okay. Well, whatever. I also had my story of how we went in and sat down and had a good time. That's a good story. You don't have to justify it. It's a good story. Thanks. Mitchell Ten Penny and Meg and Patrick are expecting their first child. This is my story. Congratulations to country singer. They're not here. It's nice. It is very nice. That's why I'm sharing it. Yeah. That's some bad popcorn, boys.

I know. Lunchbox wanted to and then I kind of joined in. I thought we'd cheer, but. to country singers Mitchell Tenpenny and Megan Patrick. They announced they're expecting the first child together. A video shows the two saying grace before eating, which ends with Megan saying, and I'll play you the clip here. This is the clip of them praying, right? Go ahead.

Thank you for our beautiful home and this beautiful marriage that you've blessed us with. Most of all, thank you for my amazing husband, who I know is also going to be an amazing dad. Wait, why are you kidding me? He's like, huh? That's awesome. That's a really cool way to do it.

I would have thought, and I don't know what he noticed or was aware of, but if somebody's setting up a phone to record me during a prayer, something's about to happen, he may not have seen it. Yeah, he definitely couldn't have seen it. Yeah, because he looked shock. Yeah. Yeah, congratulations to them. That's cool.

And that's why she didn't drink at the Atlanta show. That makes sense. Yeah, she was right. The rest of the video shows the couple telling various family members and doing a gender reveal and they're expecting a girl. Congratulations. That's really great. We'll have Mitchell in the next few days or so.

I'll like that, dude. Speaking of that, the Atlanta trip, something that comes to mind. Uh-oh. I didn't go. And people were like, why did you leave the cruise early? Why did you go on the Atlanta trip? We had a freaking baby. Now you know, guys.

I couldn't say it at the time, but we were like due date time. Atlanta, we already had the baby. So I missed out on a lot of things, including on the trip, there was some potential show drama between Eddie and Morgan. Well, I can say it because I'm. You don't mind sharing it. No, I don't mind. I witnessed it and I need help from lunchbox. I couldn't remember. It just sort of popped

into my head of like I remember Morgan being like well Eddie I've only ever known you as bald and then Eddie got so offended because Eddie's like I haven't always been bald. I only ever know you as bald. That's not true. That's not true. He only started shaving he was clarifying. Oh yeah but I would think what Morgan said like I only ever know you was like kind of bald.

But Morgan never saw me without a hat like she didn't know I was bold Oh you are offended by this. No, no he was. Like it was a whole thing. I didn't realize it was sensitive. Go ahead. Well, because bald to me is when I decided to shave my head. I'm bald.

Completely bald. I met Morgan, I don't know, eight years ago, like a long time ago. And for her to just be like, oh, I've known you forever. Like, that's one, not true. Forever is bald. Yeah. Forever as bald. Like, I'm just bald.

And I just don't like the whole classifying my era in life as the bald era. Like, I've known you as bald. Like, guys, what does that have to do with just knowing me? Why is bald even a conversation? Why did that come up? Okay, let's go to lunchbox. Because he's always exact and is not, it's not drama. Yes, go ahead.

Because Eddie was showing us a picture that someone had sent of him to him. And he's like, this was me when I was younger. Look at me. And Morgan goes, wow, you had hair? She goes, I've only known you as bold. Okay, that's what happened. You know the trend that was happening at the time. And again, we're on a tour bus for four hours.

So we were talking about a lot of things. But that trend of like, what were you like in the 90s? was very popular a few weeks ago, and that's what, okay, that's what triggered it. Lunchbox is right. Yeah, you're right. I'm always right. No, you're not. So, you got offended. I just don't like the whole, like, why do you even talk about my hair? No, a picture of you, because we posted a picture of you on our Instagram, because Morgan did the trend that was like, it was kids, but these are the big jobs that we have now. Remember that trend? That was a baby. No, you weren't a baby, but you were like 14 or something in that picture.

I was like seven. There was another picture of you young somewhere. Like, it was. That was his 90s. Even I thought, oh, look at Eddie with hair. And this is what I said on the bus too. Everyone had hair at one point, guys. No, no, I know. I'm not making fun of you. I just, I don't know you as having a full head of hair ever.

That's not entirely true. Oh, it is. Like maybe I'm not being insulting to you. I don't feel like I'm insulting you, but you have always been prematurely balding since I've known you. But there's nothing wrong with that. Okay. I've had one eye that doesn't work

The whole time you've known me Yeah but it's just It's coming from someone It has the greatest hair ever Like I don't like it And you have great vision You don't need more glasses Okay so it's because it's a sensitive

Subject I didn't mean it a sensitive I don't think Morgan met it I think that Morgan did not I just was like He had a full head of hair I was like dang I didn't know that part of you

And that was cool It wasn't like out of nowhere Where I was like Dang Eddie I've never known you with hair My bad then It sucks because like I have nothing to do With losing my hair

It's just a part of life that just happened. Imagine Ray's 5, 6. There we go. Wait, what? We all have our things. Ray's 5, 6. He's like, I can't help when I'm short.

No, but I've always been short. Even younger. When you're a baby, you're short, though. No, but I was always the short kid in school. So that actually applies with Morgan saying that. That works for me. It doesn't work for Eddie. At one point, you were as tall as everybody else.

In like second grade, right? No. I mean, I'm talking since kindergarten. I was the shortest kids. So I've always been the shortest kids. I guess my point is you can't control it. I get it. Ray can't control his height.

I can't control that I have one eye that doesn't work. I can't control. Scuba can't control. Scuba went full balled away early and decided to manifest his hair through his face. Yeah, dude. They call me five head in high school because I was losing my hair at 17. Oh, that sucks. Would you get offended if someone said that to you?

No, I don't care, dude. I don't know scuba as hair, having hair ever. Never. And if you were to see him with hair, you might be like, oh my gosh, I've never seen you with hair. I used to have long hair to my shoulders. That's different. That's what she said. No, she didn't.

She said, I've only known you since you've been bald. That's different than like, what did you say? Oh my gosh. I've never seen you with hair. I've never seen you with hair. I guess I was saying the bald is what really, and I'm sorry. And if I said something there, I'm sorry too. I really just thought, oh, I understand why she said that because I also was struck by the pictures of him being young with all the hair.

I was like, oh, I never knew Eddie with a full head of hair. That's wild. So you've always like, since the beginning of our friendship, you were always just like, oh yeah, Eddie just loses his hair. He's kind of bald. Really? Yeah. But that's not a bad. You too?

But that's not a bad thing. Who cares? Since you've known me, Eddie's bald? No. Eddie's bald. Eddie's losing his hair thinning. Yeah. How do you want to put it?

And like you always wore a hat. Even early raging idiots. You just wore a hat because you didn't want your head. No, I like my hat. No, but it was because you were covering it. But I have, I'm insecure about certain physical things. Yeah, that was a touchy one. I see that.

Touchy one. And you know what? I'm sorry, too. It's fine. I did not mean. But you look, also. So some people, like you and Scuba happen to look great bald. Some people, shaving the head's got to be a real, like, nerve-wracking moment because you don't know what your whole skull looks like.

Right. Shave my head once. My mom cried. Why? 11th grade football. We all shaved her head's bald. We lost a game, too. He's saying, why did she cry?

Is it my head, look at my head with hair. It's massive. Well, Eddie thinks it looks beautiful. He has good hair. Hair, yeah, but it bald. I got, like, things coming out of different parts of my skull. I got moles. I tell my kids daily

I'm like hey man Get cool haircuts Like one of my boys Like I did a mohawk on him He's like I don't do that I was like get a mohawk This is your one chance to do whatever you want with hair Whatever you want

Yeah do you Because your dad was bald Yes I mean I think my My mom's grandfather was bald Like everyone was bald Do you think My boys

I think one of them for sure is doomed He has the same kind of hair That I had The other one gets the mom's hair Kind of thin you know And yeah, kind of thin. And you can see kind of, yeah, that's going to happen to him. But another one, he might have really good hair.

I don't know. Also, maybe science will be better. Possibly. It already is in a way. Or turkey. Yeah. Okay. I regret it.

Whatever. We're good. We're good. All right, lunchbox story. Okay, so there was this doctor and anesthesiologist. He was on a trip to Hawaii with his wife a few months back. And he tried to push her off the cliff and beat her with a rock. We talked about it.

What order? He tried to push her. He hit her with a rock. And then tried to push her off the cliff. Luckily, people came to a rescue and he was like, no, she attacked me first. It's on trial right now. And they called his son to the stand. And in a shocking twist, the sent said, no, he called me right to her and said, I tried to kill her.

Oh, my God. Oh, my. Just like that. He thought his son has back. Yep. Well, he was like, he called and said, I'm never coming back from the island. I tried to kill your stepmom. you're going to take care of the kids.

Oh my gosh. I'm glad you did the right thing. How old is the kid? 20. That's got to be tough to telling your dad. I don't know their relationship. But if the dad's calling the son and tells them that, they've got to be kind of close because you wouldn't tell somebody you're not close with it.

You try to kill somebody. I know. And then it's your stepmom. So you're like, well. Oh. I mean, you still care. Some people don't have a great relationship with their step parent. Regardless, you probably have loyalty to your blood nine times out of ten.

Yes. That's crazy. Where is it at now in the trial? I think the trial's in Hawaii because that's where the crime happened. How long had they been married? Do you know? For a long time. But the dude, the husband was upset because he found out she was cheating on him with one of her coworkers. And so he planned this whole trip and he researched the walk out in Hawaii out onto this cliff.

Oh, it was not like in the heat of the moment. I'm going to try to, I mean, he planned the whole, he knew the whole time he was going to murder her. Good for that son. Yeah. For telling on his dad. If my kid ever tells on me, I don't care if I try to kill everybody. No. We're aligned.

You'd be proud of your son. That's not how it works. Because he told on me? Because he told the truth. Nah. Do everything right unless it's about me. Cover my back. Morgan.

So obviously there's no secret that the TSA lines have been insanely crazy in a lot of airports. Better now, though. Yeah, my mother-in-law flew in from Dallas. She said it was great. My mother-in-law flew from Atlanta last night. Said it was great. Now, they just started paying them again. Is that killing your story?

The TSA agents? No, yeah, yeah. Yeah. It's like they just started paying your mother-in-law again. Oh, yeah. Hey, they just started paying your mother-in-laws. All our mother-in-laws. Great, perfect.

Yeah, go ahead. So there was a four-hour line at the Houston airport, and a traveler decided to just crack open a bottle of vodka, and everybody started taking shots together. That's cool. And it was a giant party in the TSA line at the Houston airport. I would see stories about the Atlanta airport four and five hours. Tyler Perry was going to pay them,

and then they were like, you can't. So he took gift cards to all the Atlanta airport workers, and now they're making them give them back. Wait, why? You can't accept a gift? Because they're federal workers. That's, I mean, get over it. Ridiculous.

I think that's awesome. Hey, I'm sorry, you're talking to me? Yeah, I think it's cool. I'll get over it. I'm not talking to you. Oh, okay. No, not at all. I'm talking about whoever is in charge of if TSA people can receive a gift.

I mean, I get it. Oh, breaking news. As of today at 516 a.m., TSA workers finally get to keep Tyler Perry's $250,000 gift card pay. Wow. Apparently it says they got over it. Wow. I can't tell if you're being sarcastic.

Amy, really? That's what they said. They got over it. No, but no. I thought you were adding that. Okay, thank you. See, that's the part I was trying to get clarification. Did he pay all of them or did he just pay like a certain?

He gave, I believe, $1,000 gift cards to 250 people. Damn, that's cool. I think that's accurate. Some of them had already spent some of the money, so it was like getting really difficult to get it back. Money gone, sorry? Yeah. Yeah. Eddie's story.

Okay, so there's a popular steakhouse, right, that got sued by 750 servers that worked for this company. And because the company had a mandatory tip pool. So basically, whatever tip you made at the end of the night, 10%, 15%, there's a certain percentage that would go into a tip pool. And then the restaurant... Are they keeping some of it? Well, the restaurant would share it to other people in the restaurant that didn't get tips. Kitchen staff? Okay, so far, so far, I'm okay with it.

Sounds great, right? However, there is a law that's the Fair Labor Standards Act that says employers are not allowed to keep tips received by employees for any purpose. They can't keep them, but what about distributing them? They cannot do anything with it. So what we did, when I was waiting tables, we had to tip our bus staff ourselves. You didn't have to, but you were supposed to because they did a lot of the work. So in this case, they were saying it was mandatory. In your case, it was like, this is strongly recommended.

So the fact that they made it mandatory, they lost the lawsuit. And now the restaurant is paying $21 million to all those servers. 21 million? Wow. How many years were they doing this? This is back in 2022. So I don't know. I don't think they kept $21 million.

I think that's probably... Oh, the damages. It's broken down in like unpaid wages, misappropriated tips, and then taxes. And then maybe a sprinkle of punishment? That's probably what a lot of it is, too. Setting a precedent. Yeah. I was with you, I was reading this thing.

I'm like, what's wrong with that? Like, okay, the cooks get a little tip. It's cool. Yeah, so we never tip the cooks. We tip the staff that worked for us, though, because they'd set up the tables, they'd help clean out the table so we could turn it over, get to a new table, that type thing.

21 million, since 2022? That's crazy. That's a lot. Okay. We're going to break. Everybody feel good? Yeah. Okay.

Anything else? I missed. I wanted to get to here. Hey, what's happening with your voice? I got a call by corporate about your voice acting on a podcast. Has they ever call you? Yeah, I talked to them. Okay, so I had to go through some legal stuff.

Thank God, because that's all you posting about it. I got a call from corporate going, Eddie can't get on another podcast and do voice acting if it has nothing to do with the company. And I was like, hey, I don't know anything about it. He really couldn't, though? Yeah, no, I had to go. I had to have a couple meetings about it. Yeah, we, we, we can't. Interesting.

Our company contracts us. We can't just go work for other people. Okay. You can guest on things. You can ask and do things, but you can't. But you're clear. I'm clear. What did they say to you?

They just said, what is this podcast? Like, just give us more details on it so they can see that there's no, what do you call it? Conflict. Yeah. So then I gave them all the information. They went and investigated. They said everything seems like it's okay, just as long as nothing, there's no client interference. Oh, okay.

So like if they have clients that we have client, whatever, stuff like that, we're good. All right. So how to go? Good. I've already recorded my part. What's your role? I'm Dan, Dan, the Weatherman. And so basically the storyline is this whole town is losing its power.

Everyone's freaking out. And I'm the weatherman that needs to get the weather out because there's some crazy weather coming, but no one is going to know. So I'm talking to the newspaper. I'm like, you got to let me write an article or something because we need to let them know that the weather is crazy and you're the only outlet. So it's pretty cool. But anyway, we set it up kind of like a Zoom.

And then I record on my end and then the producers on the other end just reading with me. and if he likes it he's like cool that's good next line if he doesn't he's just like hey let's do that again a little more um you know a little more excitement in it whatever but dude it's pretty cool that when i'm doing it i figure like oh wow this is like tom hanks doing toy story exactly you know that's probably like a lot of voice actors though in the early part of their voice acting career like you do stuff build a resume send it in yeah next thing you know you're on the prize right yeah that's somebody else's thing yeah i mean that's what i'm saying but just think if the guy would

have cast me, how much more publicity he would have got? No. Because you would have shouted it out on Price's right? But they would have... Shout out Dan, Dan Weatherman! They would have done all the listeners or viewers of Price's Right.

Google me, they'd be, oh, he's on this little whatever. It's not out yet, though. It's not out. It's out this month, though. Oh, really? Yeah, later this month. Oh, I can't wait to hear it.

And season two opens up with me. It's kind of cool. You already did season two? Yeah, well, that's what we're recording. Oh, you're starting at season two. Got it. All right. Let's take a break. Thank you, everybody.

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or wherever you get your podcast. Let's go. Get your bones on. Get your Bobby bones on. Okay, here is another game. Amy and I played three times. Now, Eddie and I are playing our third time here where we put a celebrity on our head.

You're going to hear it all here. I'm not going to tell you who it is until the very end, because some of you guys want to play. along. But if you want to see it, it's up on Bobby Bones' channel YouTube. But try to guess the celebrity. Here we go. All right, we're trying to guess the celebrity that's on our head. We haven't seen the celebrity that's on our head asking yes or no questions. I've played five matches. I've

never won a match. I'm 0.5 against Eddie, Amy, everybody. So Eddie's here. You ready? I feel like, you know, when you play golf and you're like, gosh, I'm not that good. I'm going to get better. I think we're in that phase of this game. Head or tails? Tails it is. You go first. Okay. Go ahead. Am I a guy?

Yes. Am I American? Yes. Oh, I think. I think you are. Am I dead? No. Am I a woman?

Yes. American woman. Am I an actor? Yeah. Okay. One of the things you do. You're an actor. I ate it when you do that.

What do you mean to say? That's fine. That's fine. If I said no, that would be a lie. Okay. Am I over 40? Don't think so. Okay.

Younger than 40, female American. Am I primarily a movie actor? No. Ooh. Am I known as a Disney kid? Don't think so. Don't think so. No.

Um, am I under the age of 40? No. Okay, so I'm an older actor. I'm a mainly TV actor. Do I have a famous family? No. Miley Cyrus, off the board. Yes.

Okay. Do you do that? Do you try to find somebody like, when I play poker, I try to put people on a hand and then I try to play toward it? Yes. I try to have somebody and play toward it. I've done that before, yes. Okay.

Am I a TV actor? Because I assumed that, and I really didn't get an answer from you. So am I a TV actor? Yeah. Okay. Because I'm not movies, but I just want to make sure I'm a TV actor. I didn't say not movie. You said primarily.

Yeah. Okay. So yes. Okay. Did I ask if I was under 40? You said yes. But you gave me a weird answer, but you said yes, you thought so. No, I know you're under 40.

Okay. Well, then why did you do the game? Okay. Have I ever met this person? No. No. Am I married to a famous person? No.

Okay. Am I fictional? No. Am I a white man? Yeah. Am I in music? No. I wouldn't say that, no.

Okay. So no Demi Lovato. That's who I left. That's what you're marked off my list. You're eliminating her. She was a Disney kid, though. But yeah, go ahead. Oh, was she?

She was, yeah, it was after me, but I think she was like Wizards a Waiver to play. Can I fact check if yours was a Disney kid? Yes, sish? I would say yes. Oh, my God. Relax, that was two, three questions ago. Like, you wouldn't have gotten it. Yes.

Okay, all right. And to be fair, I was kind of like, I don't know. No. Wow. Okay, so now you know. But that three questions ago. Yeah, you wouldn't have gotten it. Okay.

Is my turn? But if it's Selena Gomez, she does music. Stop. Is, is, hmm. Now I don't trust any answer you've given me. That's not true.

That's not true. And it was my idea to fact check it. So we're going to get points for doing what you should have done to begin with. I felt like that was off a little bit. A fact check. Oh, we got a fact check going on here. Question about music?

I said, does she do music? And he said, No. Does music. Does music. I didn't know that. How am I supposed to answer it?

Okay. From here on out, if I don't know for sure, we're going to fact check it. Not from here out. That's what we should have been doing the whole time. You've given me two wrong answers. I've only asked like six questions. Okay. Relax, okay?

Relax. All right. Is it my turn? It's got to be Demi Lovato. Is it my turn? Yeah. Is that, wait. Okay, so it's not your question yet.

No, but go ahead. Go ahead. All right. I got to go fast. I'm going to win my first time here if I can pull this off. Hold on. Hold on. Okay.

Actor. Do I also play music? No. Demi Lovato? No. Son of my God. I got him. You didn't get me.

You gave me wrong answers. And now I'm going back. I got you to ask that question. Go ahead. Okay, I'm not married to a famous person. Am I? I, I'm white. And I'm an older man.

And I'm an TV actor. Have I ever been in the news for something bad? No, not for something bad. Okay. Am I white? You can't fact check that. I can. No.

So it's not Fergie. Because I thought Fergie was black for a long time. If she's not, she's white. Okay. See? So you see how you can answer your question where you're kind of like, I don't, no. No, but I know. She's not white.

She's not white. So I have a non-white Disney actor who's in music. I didn't know she's in music. Under 40. Okay. Okay. Okay. All right.

Who does music? Yeah. Yeah. Okay. Am I a funny guy? No. Oh, I'm not funny? Mm-mm.

Okay. Am I black? Fact checkers? They're whispering. They're talking about the jeopardy table when they go over to. Mass or minus. Okay. That's what they say kind of.

Okay. Is that? an answer? It is what you can give me. So, okay. Okay. My turn. Okay. Am I good looking? Like, do people say like, oh man, he's so good looking? I wouldn't say that people comment on your looks so much. I would say you're a good looking guy. You would personally? You would say that? Yeah, but it's not, people don't just see the person and be like, he's not on the hunk list. Okay. Okay. I haven't made one of those top sexiest men. Not that I know of, but this person is not known for being like strikingly good looking.

I think he's good looking. Okay. But I don't think he's, you list him as the top ten guys that are good looking. It's not George Clooney, that type thing. Okay. Hmm. I've never met them. So it means I never interviewed them.

I mean, if you come back and say like, I didn't meet this person. Dude, you've, you've been, you've sucked at this. But how do we fact check that? But you've thrown my brain off all the roads I was going down. Have I ever seen my TV show? You don't know that answer? No, but literally I said, is she a Disney kid? I know.

We're past that. We can move past that. We fact-checked that. Is she from the South? How am I supposed to know? But you can say that if you don't know. It's not what she's known for, so I don't know. She's not known to be from the South.

Okay. We can fact-check it, I guess, but, okay. My TV shows that I've been in, are they sitcoms? No. Oh. Am I, have I been on a network television show? Like network meaning ABC. ABC, NBC, CBS, and Fox.

I would say no. I would say no. Back to my acting. Am I a reality show kind of actor? No. Am I big on social media? I would say yeah. You're pretty big on social media.

I would say yeah. Okay. Do I have, am I acting on a show currently today. Yes. I'm working. Good. Yeah. I just feel better about myself. I show I don't want to give you too many clothes. What were we going to say? No, please.

No, no, no. Are you a fan of the person on my head? Yeah. Yeah. I enjoy your work. Okay. Yeah. Am I married? I think so, yeah. Yes. Yeah, you are. You know, you know that I'm married? I have to dig deep. You're such a bad actor. I'm not because I don't know who, I don't know this person's wife is, but I have to dig deep.

Okay. But yes, you're married. Okay. Have I been in a reality franchise? No. Okay. I'm going to say no to that. Oh, man.

Do I have kids? No. Oh, you know that for sure that I don't have kids. I do. I do know that for sure. Okay. Okay, this is good. Have I ever had a famous husband or boyfriend?

Yes. Yes. I can safely answer that one, yes. Okay, I'm currently, is my show that I'm currently on, is it on a major network show? Of the four that I mentioned? No. Oh, so I'm a streaming guy. Okay. Do I have a show on Netflix? Yes. I believe you do. Okay. Yeah, you have something on Netflix. Okay. Okay, you said that I wasn't funny, right? So I'm not a comedian. Am I the star of my show?

Yes. Okay. Have I been in movies? Yes. You getting close? No, because my next guy's going to be Ann Hathaway. Okay. Just so I'm ready for it.

Is that going to be it? Just so I'm ready for it? Is it going to be in Hathaway? You can have to ask that question. Okay, go ahead. Okay. Is the show named after me? No.

It's not. Dang. Well, I don't know. Ann Hathaway had a husband, but he's not famous. Who has a famous husband? Who had a famous husband? You said husband, boyfriend. Am I Brenda's song?

Who is Brenda's song? I'm going to go ahead and say no, you're not Brenda's song. Okay. But I didn't say husband. I didn't say, you said boyfriend or husband, so I said yes to both of those things. Okay. So so you know. May I've given you two.

much there. Okay, so it's not named after my show. I gotta get to the show. Brenda sang. That's her name? She was a Disney kid. Branda song. Yeah. Is my show? Because her boyfriend's McCauley Ken. Her husband's McCauley Colkin. Oh, that's what you're chasing? Yeah. Is my show on Netflix? No. Am I under 30? Fact checkers? My guess would say yes. But I under 30? Yes. She's in her 20s? Yes. She's not white. She is in music kind of.

She's a Disney kid. Is it so obvious? No. Okay. No. If I were you, I probably wouldn't be close. Okay. Okay, man.

We're getting there. We're getting there. Yes. Because is my show on Hulu? No. Oh, my gosh. Is my person an athlete? Like competes?

Or like you know them as being an athlete? No. No. Is my show on HBO, Max? Yes. Is this in Zendaya? He says yes for a quick. What did you say?

What did you say? Is it Zendaya? Yes. Was I Jason Bavon? What? Am I Jason Baitman? No, no. Okay, so look, I got a win, though.

Wow. Good job, good job, man, good job. Wow. Okay. Yours, I'll give you hints. Okay. One of my favorite shows on HBO Max. On HBO Max?

Yeah. And you said, is he an actor, and I had to say yes. Oh. But it's one of my favorite shows in HBO Max. John Ham. No. That show is on Apple. Okay.

Friends and neighbors. Yeah. Oh, am I Mark Ruffalo? No. He's an actor. but he's not known specific. He's not known most for acting. Oh, really?

But he's the head of, he's the leader, the lead in one of my favorite shows on each other. Am I also a wrestler? Yes. Oh, okay. So I'm, um, what's his name? What's his name? John Sina.

You're John Sina. Dang. Good job, man. Good job. Dang, thank you. You got your first win. I got a sympathy handshake there. First win.

Thank you. All right, if you missed it. Just want to make sure this is totally clear. Eddie had John. Sina, I had Zendaya. There you go, because one time we didn't say them and that was on me, hand up, I messed up. That's who we had. The end.

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